This video features a Tiny Desk Concert performance by singer-songwriter Noah Kahan, recorded ahead of his fourth studio album, The Great Divide. Throughout the set, Kahan shares anecdotes between songs, discussing his personal connection to NPR, his upbringing in Vermont, and his self-deprecating humor regarding his nerves and sweating on camera.
Set List and Performance Highlights:
- "American Cars" (0:35 - 4:44): The set opens with this rousing, energetic track from his upcoming album.
- "The Great Divide" (5:48 - 11:04): Kahan performs the titular track from his new album, an evocative and poignant look at a friendship viewed through the lens of hindsight.
- "Orange Juice" (12:06 - 16:54): A tender, emotional performance of this older fan-favorite, showcasing Kahan's skills as a storyteller and balladeer.
- "Paid Time Off" (18:00 - 23:11): The concert concludes with this majestic, solo-laden track, described by Kahan as a more cheerful closer.
Throughout the performance, Kahan is joined by his talented band, featuring Noah Levine (guitar/banjo), Mike Harris (guitar/bouzouki), Dylan Jones (piano/mandolin), Nina de Vitry (fiddle/mandolin/banjo), Alex Bachari (bass), and Marcos Valles (drums).
No comments:
Post a Comment